Becoming a Polyglot | How to Learn Multiple Languages

Here are some of my tips and suggestions for adding another language to your studies.

[irenemcnamara]

I study several languages. I learned Russian when I was 36, but I had a semester of German when I was 24. Then in 2003, I started studying Spanish, French, and German again. Now I am 71 years and trying to add Polish to the list. I also picked up 2 years of Ancient Greek in college.

[FrankKimono]

I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process and communication skills in English and other languages.😊😊

[luisguilhermeoliveira]

I'm learning my third language and trying to decide if it's time to start a fourth one. You gave me a lot to think about. Nice video. Thanks.

[cnlshmAlnajih]

I wanna see speak Arabic, I really want to see your level in the language as Arabic speaker, so do you any video speak Arabic ? and by the way you do a big work, you literally learning the hardest languages in world, keep going sis, I wish you good luck 😍😍😍😍😍

[clk]

Thank you. Hope you continue sharing your learning language and can you provide us more how you learn every language every methods. Can you also do about your traveling other countries.

[javiercruz]

Hola buen video voy estar aprendiendo inglés con tus vídeos 🎉

[ngingavunge]

Eu sou angolana, espero aprender muito contigo.Eu consigo perceber o inglês mas a minha dificuldade está na fala e escrita.

[clk]

Hi Laura, thank you so much. Please keep going. Can you provide more details about how to start new language step by step instructions because some of language don't easy but I am sure a lot of people like to learn example German, french and others.

[gelflingmusic]

My second language is Japanese. Trying to improve my Spanish which is at B1. Japanese is way easier than all. It's always my main focus but, decided to continue German, then little bit of Russian on the side since I like it and can read it. I was wondering if I'm crazy. Oh, am I a polygot? Yo soy loco?

[arcticpolyglots]

It would be nice to have on our language podcast if you're interested!

[sheeliekittie]

Im glad to find your video! Could you please recommend how to start a new language, and if we should learn one language at a time? My worry and maybe mistake is if i only focus on my target language right now, (korean) i am worried i will forget all the other languages i have studied up to this point. Wow, how did you manage to keep languages apart!! This is still so hard for me.

[emanuelegregori]

I am almost 80 years young, speak and badly write 3 languages, Italian, English, French, +speak only German and Greek, what should I do to improve? Thank you LAURA! P. S. sorry I forgot, I get by with the Spanish.
Thank you again Laura,
I will continue listening to you, Also follow Luca Lampariello, for me is GREAT! Excuse my English ...

[bikeflixphtv]

Is there a guy behind you? I hope i can be fluent in english someday, ty for the tips..